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Real power series/Convergence/Continuous function/Fact

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Let

f(x):=n=0cnxn

be a power series and suppose that there exists some x00 such that n=0cnx0n converges.

Then there exists a positive R

(where R= is allowed) such that for all x fulfilling |x|<R the series converges absolutely. On such an (open) interval of convergence, the power series f(x) represents a

continuous function.